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QoS profiles provide a way to configure your DDS application, defining most aspects of the DDS paradigm and the underlying communication mechanisms. As part of RTI DDS Toolkit for LabVIEW we provide a set of pre-defined QoS profiles. These profiles solve general use cases such as a Reliable ...
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Note: The XML file attached to this solution works in RTI Connext DDS 5.0.0 or higher. Previous versions of RTI Connext DDS do not support merging of Participant properties in XML. To make this example work in pre-5.0.0 versions, copy the Participant properties from the base profile into the ...
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An XML example of using the TCP transport to communicate within a local area network. ...
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Note : This article applies to RTI Connext DDS 4.5f and above and relates to the Traditional C++ API. Since 5.0.0 the Modern C++ API provides better support for generic programming. RTI Connext 4.5f added support for the use of C++ traits on each top level type generated by rtiddsgen. In this ...
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Note: This solution applies to RTI Data Distribution Service 4.x. and above. Regular strings in RTI Connext DDS consist of single-byte characters. Hence, only US-ASCII characters can be represented in a string. Characters for other languages, such as Greek, Cyrillic, Coptic, Armenian, Hebrew, ...
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Note: RTI Connext 5.3.0 and above has new options in the LoggingQosPolicy, which allow limiting the size of RTI Connext Log Files in an easy way. Prior to RTI Connext 5.3.0, a custom device had to be set for this purpose. This article has been updated to cover both methods of limiting the size of ...
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Note: Applies to RTI Connext 7.3.0 and below. Starting in release 7.4.0, asynchronous publishing is no longer a requirement for reliable, large data. The error " COMMENDSrWriterService_on_Submessage:!write resend. Reliable large data requires asynchronous write " is due to having a data type that ...
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